Selecting accommodation for travel is made easy when unique spaces exist that speak to your travel style. With a range of room types, shared social spaces and daily on-site activities, CURIOCITY Cape Town stands out.
In my opinion, it’s Cape Town’s most social hotel! Seriously, what a fun place to stay especially for solo travellers in Cape Town. Keep reading to hear why CURIOCITY Cape Town is a great choice for your stay in Cape Town.
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Why you need to stay at Curiocity Cape Town
Curiocity’s Prime Location in Cape Town
I’m sure you will agree that an accommodation’s location is everything. By staying at CURIOCITY hotel in Cape Town you will be positioned in one of Cape Town’s top areas, Green Point. This prime location lined with hip restaurants also comes with views of the ocean and the mountains – #WINNING
Green Point Park is across the road from CURIOCITY. This impressively well-kept park is a popular spot for relaxation at any time of the day. A walk through the park leads you to Green Point’s famous promenade.
CURIOCITY is also in close vicinity to South Africa’s most visited tourist attraction, The V&A Waterfront.
Curiocity offers a range of room types
When it comes to accommodation in Cape Town or anywhere else, one size does not fit all. Whether you’re seeking a private space or require low cost accommodation in Cape Town in a shared suite, CURIOCITY has you covered.
They also have a long-term stay offering.
This mix and dynamic range of room types and offerings makes CURIOCITY stand out as a suitable choice for variety of travellers.
View all rooms at CURIOCITY Cape Town to find the room that suites your travel style and budget.
Get 10% Off your stay at CURIOCITY by using the code "gophari"
Meet other travellers in Curiocity’s shared spaces
No matter which room type you choose, you will have access to CURIOCITY’s shared spaces. These are social spaces that guests are welcome to use to socialise, relax or get some work done.
Shared spaces create an environment that encourages interaction and increases the likelihood of connecting with other like minded travellers. That is a large part of what travel is really about.
It’s fantastic that CURIOCITY‘s shared spaces facilitate this social process which in other environments could be awkward or difficult especially for solo travellers.
Curiocity celebrates local creativity
Something you will notice as early as the moment you pull up to the entrance of CURIOCITY is it’s eye-catching style which put simply is so ‘cool’.
Since inception, CURIOCITY has celebrated local creativity and elevated unique spaces that may have otherwise been overlooked. Take CURIOCITY Joburg in Maboneng, for example, where CURIOCITY began.
Oh and CURIOCITY definitely passes the Instagrammable test.
Curiocity is Black Owned Accommodation in Cape Town
Founder, Bheki Dube, is an entrepreneur that South Africa so proudly shows off. If you’re lucky to meet Bheki during your stay at one of the CURIOCITY hotels you’ll see that he truly cares about the value that CURIOCITY provides it’s guests.
I must also mention that there is an ease and pride that comes with staying at CURIOCITY as a black traveller.
I particularly appreciate that CURIOCITY makes a purposeful effort to curate immersive experiences. Their Black Tour is a great example as it introduces guests to black spaces in Cape Town such as Chimurenga. No other company does this!
If you want well-positioned accommodation in Cape Town that introduces you to immersive intimate experiences in the city then book a room at CURIOCITY Cape Town. You will have the pleasure of enjoying black owned accommodation in Cape Town that is so beautifully locally decorated. CURIOCITY is all that.
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